By rgracia on
Is the correct way to implement GA for a Drupal site via the module or placing the tracking code on the template pages? I suppose if I do it via the module, changes in themes wont affect stats, is that correct?
Is the correct way to implement GA for a Drupal site via the module or placing the tracking code on the template pages? I suppose if I do it via the module, changes in themes wont affect stats, is that correct?
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that would be correct I
that would be correct I would assume, although its very easy to impliment in the templates.
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For something this easy why
For something this easy why would we want to overhead of a module? Why not just stick the script in the footer inside a block or whatever.
one interesting thing about
one interesting thing about the module though is that is caches the Urchin or GA code locally, which should speed things up.
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I have configured the module
I have configured the module and it says it's working. I see how it's useful as it does track everything automatically with minimal configuration and quite detailed. Let' see how the stats look in a few days.
So where exactly do I see
So where exactly do I see the analytics for the downloaded pdfs as configured by the module? Does it generate additional reports within Google Analytics? Or within Drupal's admin page?
use the module.
use the module.